jtl999

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   by jtl999 9y ago

   I tried a few months ago and can enable IPv6 on my LG V20 (on Telus LTE) and it does indeed pick up an IPv6 address but test-ipv6.com complains of MTU problems. Sites did load over v6 but it was slow compared to v4. Progress
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   by jtl999 10y ago

   What do I do about Lightroom and Photoshop CC? Maybe get a system with 2 GPU's and do GPU passthrough of an OS X VM?
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   by jtl999 10y ago

   I hope future OLED displays don't have PWM flickering. Such a negative crippling an otherwise great technology.
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   by jtl999 10y ago

   Vancouver is a nice place. Love it here :)
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   by jtl999 10y ago

   So we know AM4 supports ECC RAM but will any motherboards come out with IPMI? SuperMicro has spoiled me.
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   by jtl999 10y ago

   I get TLS 1.2 with Python 2.7.13 installed via homebrew.
7. 217.▲
   by jtl999 10y ago

   Only 6.5 years :)
8. 218.▲
   by jtl999 10y ago

   People don't even reverse engineer baseband/FM radio chips in phones under the mentality that "it cannot be done." and other stigmas such as NDA's. Sickens me to no end.
9. 219.▲
   by jtl999 10y ago

   I have a CRS125-24G-1S-RM switch and love it.
10. 220.▲
    by jtl999 10y ago

    I was more interested in Windows but thanks.
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    by jtl999 10y ago

    And plenty of people don't live in the USA. :)
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    by jtl999 10y ago

    How does a userland process communicate with a PCI device? Asking for a project.
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    by jtl999 10y ago

    > * The bootcamp experience just sucks (this was my primary reason for returning it). Currently, there's no way to gracefully switch between discreet and integrated gpu, so the battery life is terrible, like two-and-a-half-hour maxi
14. 224.▲
    by jtl999 10y ago

    No proxying with Telus Vancouver with pfSense running unbound.
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    by jtl999 10y ago

    Indeed. I wish someone would reverse engineer some of them. Also some of the JTAG tools allow disabling the network lock and IMEI changing, which could be interesting.
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    by jtl999 10y ago

    https://support.google.com/projectshield/answer/6358116?hl=e... > My website is on Blogger, Google Sites, or Google App Engine. Am I eligible? > As Google products, these sites already have similar DDo
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    by jtl999 10y ago

    Was this part of the recently reported $100k ChromeOS flaw? If so interesting for learning purposes.
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    by jtl999 10y ago

    Comcast has symmetrical 2gbps fiber. The 940/40 is DOCSIS 3.1 The situation with uploads on home connections is better than it was a few years ago though.
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    by jtl999 10y ago

    Looks useful
20. 230.▲
    by jtl999 10y ago

    I hope the Pixel phone screens don't have PWM flicker, because of being AMOLED. I wish flicker free VR existed.
21. 231.▲
    by jtl999 10y ago

    My point exactly. Not to mention you could just be in a car hacking away on their wifi.
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    by jtl999 10y ago

    Starbucks in Canada: I just accept an agreement and it works. No login needed.
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    by jtl999 10y ago

    DigitalOcean has had a few DDoS attacks targeting their SFO1 datacenter over the past few months, but fortunately each one seemed to disappear in under half an hour.
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    by jtl999 10y ago

    It won't ignore issues for when the CA chains back to a OS preloaded one (when there is a distinction between user-added and preloaded, not sure in other case. ie Linux.) I agree somewhat more could be done on this front however if you
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    by jtl999 10y ago

    As mentioned the program is currently invite only currently (ie, https://twitter.com/i0n1c/status/761349794510036992 )
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    by jtl999 10y ago

    Facebook uses a method called LinkShim with a bit of JavaScript (to avoid garabling copy&pasted links) and a hash of the URL generated serverside to avoid open redirects. I'm thinking on working on my own implementation for a proje
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    by jtl999 11y ago

    Very sad. Wish I could have met him IRL then.